Paektusan

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Paektusan is a volcanic mountain on the border between North Korea and China, revered in Korean and Manchu culture and known for its crater lake, Heaven Lake.

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Paektusan canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf border mountain
crater lake
sacred mountain
stratovolcano
volcanic mountain
age Cenozoic volcano
appearsOn North Korean propaganda art
emblem of North Korea
considered sacred in North Korea
country China
North Korea
culturalSignificance revered in Korean culture
revered in Manchu culture
elevation approximately 2744 m
approximately 9003 ft
eruptiveHistory major explosive eruption around 10th–11th century
hasBiodiversity alpine tundra ecosystems
boreal forest ecosystems
hasFeature crater lake
large summit caldera
hasPart Heaven Lake
knownFor Heaven Lake
political and ideological importance in North Korea
scenic landscapes
lastEruption 21st century
locatedIn Changbai Mountains
Jilin Province
Korean Peninsula
Paektusan
Ryanggang Province
border between North Korea and China
locatedOn East Asian continental margin
mountainRange Changbai Mountains
onBorderWith China
North Korea
otherName Baekdu Mountain
linked to: Paektu Mountain

Baekdusan
linked to: Paektu Mountain

Changbai Mountain
linked to: Paektu Mountain

Changbaishan
linked to: Paektu Mountain

Mount Paektu
linked to: Paektu Mountain

Yalu River
partOf China–North Korea border region
protectedStatus nature reserve area on Chinese side
sourceOf Amnok River
Tumen River
symbolOf Korean revolution in North Korean state ideology
tourism popular domestic tourist destination in North Korea
popular tourist destination in Jilin Province, China
volcanoType caldera volcano

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Paektu Mountain alternateName Paektusan
Heaven Lake locatedIn Paektusan
subject linked to: Paektusan